By Katy Vans
Karyn Kusama and St Vincent’s Annie Clark are among those contributing to an all-female anthology film.
By David Lyons
The marketing campaigns for both Batman V Superman and Zootropolis obscured their female characters.
With The Revenant and The Martian both vying for major awards, Hollywood is guilty of letting men have all the fun.
First-time filmmaker Kansas Bowling talks us through the weird world of cult production house, Troma.
Love You To Death immerses the viewer in the powerful and revealing stories of bereaved families and friends.
Is it possible for women to love movies which promote a regressive, misogynistic worldview?
The actor brought us to tears at her recent London Film Festival symposium.
By Jordan Cronk
Jordan Cronk recalls the moment he discovered the work of the late, great Belgian filmmaker.
A London panel event looked to ask questions about how best to achieve gender equality in the film industry.
These talented women are fighting to give the film industry a feminine voice.
Reports suggest female-penned scripts hold the key to achieving gender equality.
Spectre shows just why the franchise needs to rid itself of this antiquated generalisation.
Ava DuVernay, Josephine Decker and Mia Hansen-Løve feature in the final part of our celebration of women filmmakers.
The Brits are out in force in the ninth segment of our massive celebration of women who make movies.
Golden Bear-winning drama from Peru and Essex social realism star in this part of our female filmmaker compendium.
Miracles and mutilation feature in this part of our survey of great works directed by women.
Riding whales, Huey Lewis and cannibalism crop up in the sixth part of our epic countdown.